Therapy for marginalized groups in Chicago, Illinois

Fig Tree Counseling is a health institution located at 661 West Lake Street in Chicago, Illinois, United States. When you reach out to us, we will discuss your reasons for seeking therapy and provide initial paperwork. Our therapists will work with you to create goals, develop a treatment plan, and celebrate your growth. We value your identity, cultural practices, and personal beliefs, using them as sources of healing and resilience. Our services have an anti-oppression lens, acknowledging the impact of societal forces on mental health. We prioritize diversity, equity, and inclusion in our culture and practice.

Amanda Atkins Counseling is a health institution located at 5131 North Lincoln Avenue in Chicago, Illinois, United States. If you are considering starting therapy to face challenges on your own or improve relationships, you are in the right place. Our therapists, including Fatima Ahmed, Amina Elmhady, and Sarah Young, are dedicated to providing a new kind of therapy that prioritizes empathy and compassion. We believe in holding a sacred space for suffering and acknowledge the systemic oppression of Black and Brown people in our society. At Amanda Atkins Counseling, we stand in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and are committed to dismantling racism and supporting systemic change. Our therapists are continuously working on acknowledging implicit biases and learning from people of color. We strive to create a welcoming and accessible environment for all individuals, including those with mobility aids and disabilities. Our offices have parking lots and are designed to exceed compliance with ADA standards.

Welcome to Essential HealthNP, your community-focused healthcare partner located at 2315 East 93rd Street, Chicago, Illinois. We are a unique blend of a clinic-based private practice and a non-profit organization, dedicated to serving underserved communities in Chicago and its surrounding areas. Led by Nicole Wilson, DNP, APRN-BC, our mission is to bridge the gaps in healthcare by addressing the social determinants of health. At Essential Health, we understand the challenges of balancing family, work, and life events, which often overshadow the importance of preventative wellness. Our not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization collaborates with home health services, community food pantries, and local events to create safe spaces for addressing your healthcare needs.